Casselin CCYTL Large Conveyor Toaster for Continuous Service

A conveyor toaster moves slices through a heated tunnel on a continuous belt, eliminating the need to load and unload batches by hand. Radiant elements above and below the belt transfer heat directly to the bread, browning the surface evenly without flipping. The belt speed and element temperature determine how dark the toast becomes, allowing the same machine to produce light golden slices or deep caramelised ones from the same setting simply by adjusting the controls.

To operate the CCYTL, the operator switches the unit on and the heating indicator light confirms power. The adjustable thermostat sets the element temperature, while the speed control dial regulates how long each slice spends in the tunnel. A separate button selects whether one or both heating elements are active, letting the kitchen reduce energy use for lighter toast or increase it for faster throughput. Slices are fed into the 354 mm wide by 60 mm high opening at the front; the belt carries them through the tunnel and deposits them at the rear, ready for plating or further preparation.

The toaster is built in stainless steel throughout, chosen for its resistance to heat, moisture and cleaning chemicals. An On/Off switch and indicator light are mounted on the front panel alongside the thermostat, speed control and element selector. The 2.8 kW power rating corresponds to a single-phase 230 V circuit, the standard supply in British commercial kitchens. The 18.35 kg weight allows the unit to be positioned on a worktop or mobile stand without requiring floor reinforcement, while the 465 mm depth, 570 mm width and 413 mm height fit within the footprint of a typical counter or island station.

Cleaning follows from the open tunnel design: the belt can be wiped down after each service, and the stainless steel housing is cleaned with a damp cloth and mild detergent. No disassembly is needed for routine upkeep beyond removing crumbs from the catch tray beneath the belt.

The CCYTL is catalogued as a large conveyor toaster, distinguishing it from smaller countertop models intended for lower-volume operations.